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Inside the Alleged Leak Plan
According to the whistleblower, during an all-staff meeting Schiff made his intentions crystal clear. He allegedly declared that the committee would leak classified material harmful to Trump and that those leaks would help secure an indictment against him.
When the whistleblower objected, calling such actions “unethical and possibly treasonous,” Schiff’s team allegedly reassured him they would “not be caught leaking classified information.”
Adding to the intrigue, the whistleblower said Schiff believed he was in line to become CIA Director if Hillary Clinton had won the 2016 election.
Trump Fires Back — Hard
President Trump wasted no time in reacting. On Wednesday, he blasted Schiff in a post that left no room for interpretation:
“Just out, irrefutable proof that Adam Shifty Schiff ‘APPROVED PLAN TO LEAK CLASSIFIED INFORMATION TO DAMAGE DONALD TRUMP.’”
The allegation has only intensified the deep mistrust between Trump allies and Schiff, who was one of the most vocal proponents of the Russia collusion narrative.
Schiff Responds with Snark and Deflection
Rather than directly address the substance of the whistleblower’s claims, Schiff went on X (formerly Twitter) and mocked Trump — while leaning on the credibility of former Attorney General Bill Barr:
“Sorry, Donald. Wrong again.
Even Barr’s Justice Department rejected that false smear years ago.
But while we are the subject of confidential information, how about releasing those Epstein files? We are still waiting…”
Political Fallout
Critics argue Schiff’s response is a classic Washington maneuver — deny, distract, and redirect. By bringing up the Epstein files, Schiff shifted the conversation without offering any direct rebuttal to the detailed whistleblower testimony now in the public record.
Supporters of Trump say this is just the latest example of a double standard in Washington — where Democrats can leak, lie, and mislead without facing the same legal consequences Republicans endure for far less.
The Bigger Picture
This battle is about more than just Adam Schiff. It’s a test case for whether Washington’s political elite can be held accountable when accused of using classified information as a political weapon.
For years, Schiff portrayed himself as a guardian of national security. Now, with credible allegations suggesting he abused that trust to destroy a sitting president, the pressure is mounting.
If these claims prove true, they could mark one of the most egregious abuses of congressional power in modern history. And it’s clear that President Trump and his supporters aren’t going to let this one fade quietly.
